Featured PORH Events
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June 2019
HRSA Regional Grants Workshop (Missouri)
Our Kansas City, Mo., Regional Grants Workshop — occurring June 26–27, 2019 — will focus on HRSA grants administration and feature a variety of sessions relevant to HRSA grantees. Am I eligible to attend? As long as your organization has at least one active HRSA grant, you are eligible. Why should I attend? Attending this in-person workshop will afford you many opportunities, including: A better understanding of HRSA grants administration from pre-award through close-out. The ability to attend a variety…
Find out more »August 2019
Call for Abstracts: 45th Annual National Association for Rural Mental Health Conference
The National Association for Rural Mental Health (NARMH) invites you to submit a proposal to present at the 2019 NARMH Annual Conference. Submit a proposal online at www.narmh.org. Conference registration will open March 15, 2019. About Our Conference The National Association for Rural Mental Health (NARMH) Annual Conference is the premier interdisciplinary mental health event for rural families and peers, community members, clinicians, researchers, administrators and policy professionals. Now in its 45th year, the NARMH Annual Conference provides a collaborative…
Find out more »September 2019
Pennsylvania EMS Conference: Call for Abstracts
Numerous Speaking Opportunities!! The Pennsylvania EMS Conference invites EMS educators, experts from related fields, clinical researchers, and anyone else with a great story to tell to present educational programs at this conference. This event draws approximately 400 EMS providers from across the Commonwealth. Our goal is to craft a well-rounded, informative, and engaging program for all of our conference attendees. Presenting is an excellent way to showcase your hospital, EMS agency, or personal accomplishments and expertise while interacting with EMS…
Find out more »The Future of Foster Care: New Science to Address Old Problems
Approximately 6% of youth in U.S. experience foster care in their lifetime. Decades of studies have detailed the poor outcomes these children face, in terms of health, education, behavior, and social functioning. Scholars and policy-makers have identified a litany of reform targets, from school instability to the use of congregate care and yet, many of the core concerns about the foster care system appear intractable – every week, news stories emerge about foster children who have died, been trafficked, been…
Find out more »The Future of Foster Care: New Science to Address Old Problems
Approximately 6% of youth in U.S. experience foster care in their lifetime. Decades of studies have detailed the poor outcomes these children face, in terms of health, education, behavior, and social functioning. Scholars and policy-makers have identified a litany of reform targets, from school instability to the use of congregate care and yet, many of the core concerns about the foster care system appear intractable – every week, news stories emerge about foster children who have died, been trafficked, been…
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